Look at using channel bonding, or etherchannel, or whatever venders want to call it. On cisco's you can combine multiple links and load balance across based on some combination of mac address, in linux you can round-robin packets across interfaces. You would setup a bonded link between the two switches (assuming it's supported) and put a bridging firewall on each member of the link. Unfortunately depending on the channel bonding algorithm it may be difficult to track state on each of the firewall/bridges.
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